Post by batgirl on Sept 4, 2007 5:22:04 GMT -5
New School. New faces. New Experiences. Same old Ranka.[/size][/color][/font]
Standing on the platform, a brand new first year stood with her bright brown eyes staring at the mass crowd that stood in front of her. She has never seen that many people in one place, and as much as it annoyed her to be n such a big crowd, it made her a bit excited. Now, she can observe more people - something she enjoyed to do often - and she could meet new people. Ranka didn't have many friends her own age. So this was going to be something of a treat. A backpack was all that rested over her shoulder, it old and beaten up, but none the less she loved it. Her suitcase was already on the train [ her uncle got her here a tad bit early today ].
Today Ranka fashioned a very Ranka - like outfit, the young Russian never changing her sense of style. A pair of jeans that were actually a tad bit on her, and clearly to long, considering that the ends where covering up her ratty old converse. She liked it though, gave her have hope that she might get at lest an inch taller. She was average height, but she always seemed to be teased for her short - ness. Grinning at the thought, Ranka Rolled her shoulder's back a bit, the black, skin tight batman shirt fitting to her form and moving with her every motion. Sighing, she noted the conductor telling all passengers to load. She brushed a stray piece of blond hair from her eyes before pressing onward again. Time to start a new.
Entering the train, Ranka attempted to locate the seat which she was sitting in before. You know, with all her things in it. She kept the door shut and left a message not to sit there. She gave a cheeky grin, thinking what someone would think when they see a reserved sign on the compartment. Walking farther and farther back into the train, Ranka finally located the compartment and opened up the door, ripping down the sign and taking a seat inside. To her surprise it was still empty - she thought an upper class men would have ripped it down. Shrugging it off she pushed herself all the way to the end of the seat, tossing her bag to the side and letting herself glance out the window as the train started to leave. Glancing to the door Ranka hoped someone would come along and take a seat. Her first train ride would be rather boring if she didn't have a companion to sit with.